Welcome to your QCeltis Quality Control Analysis Report! We are pleased to present to you a visual QC summary of your dataset. Representing high-dimensional omics data using plots helps us view large amounts of information at once to identifying patterns and trends across your samples and datasets. The QCeltis package monitors metrics based on the input datasets provided. For any concerns about or suggestions to improve this report, let the team know at GroupHeartBioinformaticsSupport@cshs.org, and we will consider your feedback. We are happy to support your computational needs.
The report is divided into 2 tabs:
The following ID-Based metrics have been calculated and derived from the input search results that were provided. Given input thresholds have been applied and if grouping file was provided, additional groupwise plots will be included.
Number of proteins identified from each sample. Any sample not meeting the threshold could indicate an issue within sample preparation, digestion protocols or experimental reproducibility.
Number of precursors identified from each sample. Any sample not meeting the threshold could indicate an issue within sample preparation, digestion protocols or experimental reproducibility.
Cumulative Frequency % of calculated CV% of intensity values across all samples. This reveals the degree of variability across the dataset, higher CVs indicate greater variation that could be stemming from sample preparation, data acquisition or instrument performance. Lower CVs indicate higher reproducibility of protein, peptide or precursor intensities across replicate samples.
Intensity CV% across samples within each group is calculated. Threshold is set to 70.0% of proteins under 40.0 CV%. This provides information about the consistency and reproducibility of intensity values within each provided group. Any groups not meeting the threshold indicate batch or plate-specific issues that need to be looked into.
Intensity CV% across samples within each group is calculated. Threshold is set to 70.0% of precursors under 40.0 CV%. This provides information about the consistency and reproducibility of intensity values within each provided group. Any groups not meeting the threshold indicate batch or plate-specific issues that need to be looked into.
PCA plot from protein intensities across provided groups. If any grouping/clustering is observed, please check for batch effects across the provided groups.
PCA plot from precursor intensities across provided groups. If any grouping/clustering is observed, please check for batch effects across the provided groups.
The Total Ion Current here is calculated from intensities of common precursors found in all samples. Any inconsistent patterns could indicate problems in sample preparation.
Common Precursor TIC CV% calculated from intensities of common precursors within each provided group. A CV% higher than the set threshold of 40.0 indicates an inconsistency within the samples of the group.
Total Number of 0 miscleaved peptides found in each sample. If the percentage of 0 miscleaved peptides is under the miscleavage threshold value of 60.0%, this could indicate issues with sample preparation and digestion protocols.